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@jmlevy 

My last response was what I succeeded to do (with success : it corresponds exactly to what I needed).

I had shared only the steps I have done in order to do what I expected.

Thank you to all people.

1) About the text of the page bottom :

I have set a paragraph style with :

- the bullet setting you see below.

- a space between paragraph 

Here is the result after applying this paragraph style (the second line after the bullet is completely at left) :

2) About the text of the beginning of the page :

I have used another paragraph style (on the paragraph title only) with :

- the same bullet setting as before.

- italic style

Here is the result (the second line after the bullet is completely at left) :

I have done 2 paragraphs : a paragraph for the title of the film (in talic with a bullet), and another paragraph for the description of the film (that is as I expected : completely at left) :

But now, at the green arrow in the screenshot, it is different :

- I don't want to separate the first line and the second line (one single paragraph).

- I would like that the phrase beginning at the first line could continue on the second line, but completely at left on the second line.

If you want to set the bullets outside to the left of their thext frame - this is not possible. 

If the bullets should stay and only the following lines should moved to the left - see the advices above.

I always found the 'Tabs' options weird to set up (Ctrl+Shift+T) or even better in paragraph styles.

• The top 'triangle' represents the position of the start of the line, the position of the bullet point 
• The lower 'triangle' represents the position of the rest of the text (until the next carriage return that will place the cursor at the position marked by the top triangle)
• The weird thing is that a user needs to move the top triangle first, then move the bottom one, then re-position the top one to its correct place (moving sometimes the 2 together...)
• Just make it harder, the triangle are really hard to grab without adding more tabs (bent arrows), especially on smaller screen or interfaces. At least, we can select one and type a X value, which is easier and more accurate

La meilleure méthode, selon moi, serait d'avoir – pour chaque film – 2 paragraphes et pas un seul avec un retour forcé : le premier paragraphe (titre + réalisateur) avec une puce et le paragraphe suivant (description) sans retrait, tout simplement. Et si tu fais des styles de paragraphe, (ce qui serait le mieux), il suffit de définir des styles suivants : le style « titre » est suivi du style « description » et le style « description » est lui-même suivi du style « titre ».

À part ça, si je peux me permettre :  en général, on compose les titres d'œuvres en italique, sans guillemets

In each bullet , my goal in each parapgraph is to keep the first line unchanged, and move the other lines to the left (see green arrow in the screenshot).

So I put my cursor on line 2 and tried to change the left indent, but indesign show me an error window with : "incorrect indent value. The indents cannot go beyond the text frame" (see screenshot).

I have also tried to use optical margin alignment, but with no success.

Maybe have the textframe selected and turn on Type > Story > Optical Margin Alignment

Your indent settings should look like this:

Set the left indent on the style to 0